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Four Myths About Rigor in the Classroom
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- Eye On Education 6 Depot Way West Larchmont, NY 10538 www.eyeoneducation.com (888) 299-5350 phone (914) 833-0761 fax 4 Myths About Rigor in the Classroom By Ronald Williamson and Barbara R. - Blackburn Copyright 2010 Eye On Education, Inc. - Larchmont, NY. - All rights reserved. - www.eyeoneducation.com 2 4 Myths About Rigor in the Classroom Myth #1: Lots of Homework Is a Sign of Rigor For many people, there is probably no more prevalent indicator of rigor than the amount of homework required of students (Jackson, 2009)1. - Many teachers pride themselves on the amount of homework they assign. Lessons must be ‘rigorous’ if they make kids suffer.’ ” ...
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